Sonnet 35 by Shakespeare: How to Understand this Sonnet Easily
Shakespeare’s Sonnet 35, also known by the first line, No more be grieved at that which thou hast done, is the continuation of the theme-shift started in Sonnet 33. These sonnets are about the Fair Youth who has committed a sensual mistake, perhaps of having an affair. But it is the language and the way …
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